Composition, c. 1940, signed 'Vincent Glinsky' on the base.  7 x 11 x 3 in.

Note: Vincent Glinksky was a Russian born artist who settled with his family in Syracuse, New York before the "Great War" began in 1914.  At the age of 21, Vincent moved to New York City where he attended the Beaux Arts Institute of Design and Columbia University's School of Architecture.  In the field of architectural sculpture, he designed for the Maccabees Building, the Fred F. French Building, and, as part of the Treasury Section of Painting and Sculpture, which was similar to the Works Progress Administration, he created bas-reliefs for the United States Post Office in Hudson, NY.  With a vast array of accolades, Vincent was a talented sculptor, draftsman, and beloved professor and mentor whose works live on in many private and public collections.